| Seagate FreeAgent 1.5TB External Hard Drive $99.99 |
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Thursday, October 29, 2009
8 comments:
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Anonymous said...
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Never forget when I paid over $1,000 for 70MB hard drive. Ah, the good 'ol days.
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10/29/09, 9:09 AM
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Rodger the Real King of France said...
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I used to sell HP260 20 MB drives for $2800.
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10/29/09, 9:17 AM
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Anonymous said...
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Yes, but they were SCSI.
Casca -
10/29/09, 10:37 AM
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BlogDog said...
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Casca, they sure were!
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10/29/09, 1:18 PM
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Anonymous said...
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It says I should rotate my files to air them out. They need fresh air. "Do you want your mp3s to smell like that?"
Bwaaahahaha. OMG I'm dying here Boss.
I was interested in 1.5 TB for $99, and I get a humorous sales pitch.
SCSI...yeah I had a few choice words for them too...SCSI was among them.
gsebes -
10/29/09, 4:19 PM
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Anonymous said...
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I remember Xerox 860s with 10 inch floppies. And upgradeing my 8088. And the blistering speed of 28.8k modem. And dreaming of a 27 pin dot matrix printer instead of 9 pin. And I still have a Timex Sinclair 1000 in the closet.
Tim -
10/29/09, 7:27 PM
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tom said...
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Tim,
I remember 300 baud dialup.
At work.
I remember when memory was measured in Kb, not Mb, not Gb.
I installed 340Mb disk drives that weighed 60-70 lbs. My shock was a 1Gb drive that I could hold in my hand. Now, it is a Tb. For less than $100.
J&R (www.jr.com) had a Western Digital 1Tb external for $99.99 with free shipping in their email promo today.
tom -
10/30/09, 9:23 AM
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Anonymous said...
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2 words to loosen the sphincters of anyone who was there at the time... 'acoustic coupler'.
Ah yeah, and I once spent $OZ5,000 ($US3,500 then) of other people's money on a 5MB Apple Profile HD which fitted neatly under my Lisa. And around $8,000 for the original Apple Laserwriter. -
10/30/09, 6:36 PM
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